The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-27

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a1n5 MGLYNN DEFIANT. isrl
He Reitoratcs Ills Consure OF tho Roman
| S.S IS see-Blshop Ryan Talks. p;
A dispatch from Buffalo to the New
York Tribune Gays: Dr.. McGlynn did not
start Tor Chicago until S:35 r. n. Fri.
day. His declaration OF defiance to the Pa.
pal Court published in the Tribune Friday
was not believed by many until they saw
him. In private conversation he intenai.
fed the utterances which he Thursday
made to the correspondent. This after.
noon Bishop Ryan said: 0t-p,l a,,ri
Father McGlynn, by his utterances, has
placed himaelt outside OF the psle Of the
Church. He has started where all here.
tics have started, from Luther to Henry
VIII, by attacking tho authority OF the
head OF the Church, which hiss divine all.
.hority: DR.. McGlynn's idea OF bringing
III Calico Is absurd, Tor that misspprehsn.
sion wsB corrected centuries ago. That
DR.. Mc6lynn would have been inBulted or
snubbed at Rome Ia absurd. We're his
doctrines not wholly at variance with the
Church precepts, he would have been al.
lowed to preach them. His atatements
shout Cardinal Simeoni Is false. DR., Nc.
Glynn was too proud to bend to tho
| Church's authority. II was a shameful
statement that sn embassy to Washing.
ton could or would debsse the Church. Z
Bishop Ryan denied that the Pope was
opposed to home Rule for Ireland. The
Pope Was thoroughly In sympathy with
all that was natural in the movement for
ltelsnd's relief. The Bishop also denied
That the ChuIch has boen devoted to poll.
tics, or had diaregarded tho spiritual vel
iare OF its children. DR.. McGlynn's thee.
RES never had or could have morta! exist-
ence. They were opposed to the Church
and to society. s,,.4a,ail5 -, -
Dr.. McGlynn WAS aeeu aiterward at the
Tiff Rouse by Tribune correspondent
and the natugo Of Bishop. Rysn's CON.
ments we're reported 10 him. He denied
thst be was outside tho pale OF tho Church,
| and he had never resisted tho Church's
authority within its legitimate sphere.
Said he: s=ts !, ( 5fs41l
have not started out to reform the
Church OF God nor even US eaid in NV
Interview with you yesterday, nm 40
| pTeEumptuous as to hope to do much to.
ward reforming the ecclcaiaslica! machine,
which 30 BADLY needs it that it is simply
folly to deny 1t. Good though dcspised
men made necessary the destructive re-
lig!ous revolution OF the sixteenth centu.
ry. The cry WAS for reformation Of the
| church, .. ito head the Pone aud bis Ro-
man court. In spite OF the council OF
Trent, abusea grew, eliminating in tho
terrible FreDch revolution. Galileo was
condemned 10 prison and forced to retract
scientific truth. This was dons by the
inquleition, of which the Pope Is Chair
man sr.oDici0. So t0lfe,
Tho Bishop should not imply, as he
secm6to do, thst WIS invited to con-
ference in Rome. Twas ordered to cog
denim tho doctrine before starting ior
Rome, and my failure to do 90 would have
been an additional otfeuss to be punished
in Rome. SD \. e "a. =
AS regards Papal delegates to various
Nations, the British might remember that
st. Bernard found it proper to caution the
Pope to choose !cgates who would not &c.
ceps presents, which lie, Of course, only
mild word for bribea, and would return %
poor IS they went. & ,5:.y ...g.g,
Archbishop Walsh's appointment to
Dublin juatiGsd what said yesterday. II
Sss exlorted from the Pope by threats OF
schism to prevent him from appointing
somebody else to please the Queen. Does
| Bishop Ryan forget Cardinal Simeoni's
letter against the Parnell Testimonial
Fund and the calumnies which it con.
tanned against the Irish Patriots and its
brutal prohibition to Irish bishops and
priesia to favor tho fund? To obey our
Saviour We must obey every within and
capr!ce Of tho Pope, especially in matters
Of which he is grossly ignorant. The preu-
emit Pope actually said to the bishops from
New York and Massachusetts that be sup.
posed they must bave como by the 18TH
mus Of Panama. ss,t;.s {{sEg5st "a
The religion OF Italy has been sacrificed
to the politics OF the Pope and particular
ly to his temporal power, and in coquet-
ting with the Cabinets Of England, Russia
and Prue6la hs is preparing to sacrifice
precious righta and liberties Of the Pope
and clergy Of these countries to his d.
plomacy and with the utterly foolish hope
that at this late day the Pope's temporal
power may be restored. have as good a
right to assert that Bishop Ryan, in con-
demning our economic theories, is con-
demniug what he does not understand, as
no has to say that they are ideal and i'm
practicable. The Inquisition ssid worse
Of Galileo's ideal theories. 1t called them
horetieal. The tiro will come when the
Church will not be found fighting our
theories for the came reason thst tho ma
chine Is no longer Fighting GaHleo's theo-
ries. 1t is poor comfort for people who
are struggling for ecisntitic advancement
Tor National development and for Ma.
tional liberty, to know that the ecclesius-
teal machine, which ia now representing,
calumniat!ue and condemning, will after
these good things ere achieved in spite of
it, be willing enough in hundred years
from now to sing 1c Deums for which it
shall DO well paid.
Dr.. McGlynn said that the George theo-
ries were. already well formulated aud
| they did not oppose the Laws OF society.
| NEw York, June ga resolution was
adopted at the st. Stephens patishioners'
meeting last evening deuounciag paper
that yesterday referred to Dr.. McGlynn
SO aocond Martin Luther. The Doctor,
/ Chairman Feoney declared, was just as
good q Catholic priest % ever lived lar
better Catholic, in fact, than these who
had deposed him. John ]. Baalin and
the other speakers expressed similar COLI
timents. Mr.. Bsalin, in denouncing the
Roman "machine," said he could prove
by$ Catholic: history TINT aoms Of the
| Popes had bought their way into eftics